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I spent all night trying to figure out a way to get to columbus for the game without driving and although there were several options none of them really worked that well. The flight left at 840 and I was not sure that I would be able to make it to the airport in time.
The Bus came back around 6 AM but I know there are always delays and its not worth the risk. I tried combinations of Air, Train, and Bus but nothing seemed to work. :(
I was up till 2 in the morning trying to figure it out and then eventually I just gave up and decided to stay home and watch the game online, saving hundreds of dollars and precious sleep.. Sigh..
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